MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 06, 1902
Closing Date
May 03, 1902
Performances
121
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Knickerbocker Theatre
(Jan 06, 1902 - May 03, 1902)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Biarritz and Villaya
Produced by Sam Nixon and J. Fred Zimmerman
Music by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton; Book by James T. Tanner and Harry Nicholls; Lyrics by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank; Musical Director: Louis F. Gottschalk; Featuring songs by Paul Rubens; Featuring songs with lyrics by Paul Rubens, Robb, Leslie Mayne and George Grossmith, Jr.
Staged by Herbert Gresham
Scenic Design by Ernest Gros; Costume Design by Dazian, Mme. Freisinger, F. Richard Anderson and Wilhelm
William Blaisdell
Pettifer
William Broderick
Carajola
Eleanor Brudell
Chorus
Belle Chamberlain
Chorus
Helen Chichester
Chorus
Joseph Coyne
Sir Archibald Slackett, Bart
Nonie Dore
Chorus
Melville Ellis
Augustus Traill
Robert A. Evans
Rinaldo
Joseph Fay
Mr. Probitt
Maud Furniss
Chorus
Edward Gore
Governor of Villaya
Jennie Hawley
Donna Teresa
Hermione Hazelton
Chorus
Margo Hobart
Chorus
Elizabeth Innes
Chorus
Stella Krum
Chorus
Sylvia Lisle
Chorus
Essie Lyons
Chorus
Christie MacDonald
Nancy Stauton
Margaret McDonald
Chorus
Emma Millard
Chorus
Sadie Peters
Chorus
Maud Raymond
Mrs. Malton Hoppings
Mabel Redfern
Chorus
Marjorie Relyea
Chorus
Adele Ritchie
Dora Selby
W. H. Thompson
Bandmaster
Queenie Vassar
Susan
Lucille Verna
Chorus
Harry L. Wallace
Moreno
Lillian Wallace
Chorus
Francis Wilson
Sammy Gigg
music by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Where the Gigantic Ocean Atlantic
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Chorus
We're All of Us Lovely and Young
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Bridesmaids
I'm Romantic
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Mrs. Malton Hoppings and Chorus
Toreador's Song
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Carajola and Chorus
Won't It Be a Lark
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Dora Selby, Nancy Stauton and Susan
Everybody's Awfully Good to Me
(music by Paul Rubens; lyrics by Paul Rubens)
Sir Archibald Slackett, Bart
If Ever I Marry
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Susan and Sammy Gigg
My Zoo
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Pettifer and Chorus
(Away to) Espana
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Dora Selby, Nancy Stauton, Augustus Traill and Sir Archibald Slackett, Bart
The Language of Flowers
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Nancy Stauton and Chorus
Oh, Senor, Pray
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Donna Teresa and Sammy Gigg
Hear Me, Amelia
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Act 2
Sung By
With All the Town in Bright Array
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Chorus
The Governor of Villaya
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Governor of Villaya and Chorus
Yaller Boy and the Moon
Nancy Stauton and Sir Archibald Slackett, Bart
My Toreador
(music by Paul Rubens; lyrics by Paul Rubens)
Donna Teresa
The Hall of Fame
(music by John W. Bratton; lyrics by Robb)
Sammy Gigg
Keep Off the Grass
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Leslie Mayne)
Dora Selby and Bridesmaids
Here They Come in Glittering Glory
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by Adrian Ross)
Chorus
Archie
(music by Lionel Monckton; lyrics by George Grossmith, Jr.)
Sir Archibald Slackett, Bart and Chorus
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